In FGO, I Have Already Become a Saint

Updates are irregular, probably just one chapter a week. The author’s been having problems, so the narration is chaotic and the writing is poor. Basically, the story goes wherever the author’s thoughts take it. (This is a simulator System story. To be clear, the “saint” in the title does not refer to a cultivation realm like those in Perfect World or Shrouding the Heavens. It means someone of high moral character, like Jesus.) The protagonist, He Cang, is an ordinary person who transmigrates into the world of FGO by chance. Thanks to the simulator System, he gains an incredibly rich range of experiences and nearly invincible strength. “This time, I’ll protect the world of FGO!” “Goetia? Solomon? They’re just my underlings!” “You’re right, but I’ll be the one to cut apart the cage of fate.” He Cang changes from someone who didn’t care about others and put individualism above all else into a saint who practices what he preaches. At the end of his first journey, inside the Temple of Time at the End of the World, He Cang looks straight at the true master of the 72 Demon Gods and answers the question of what his love for humanity truly means. “For humanity, anything can be sacrificed.” “Humanity’s freedom, humanity’s will? How is that any different from killing humanity?” At the end of his second journey, in the Sea of Stars, He Cang looks straight at Marisbury. “Humanity must decide its own future. All I can do is protect humanity along the way.” --Divider-- The main theme of this book is resistance. In short, resist first and figure out the rest later. The simulator in this book is like a life-simulation game and skips some meaningless events.